Cannot Build in Visual Studio Code

[aaroncake]

Hello!

I'm going to preface this that I'm not a Visual Studio Code user. I prefer Visual Studio. So if this is a silly question, please excuse me.

I am trying to build openHASP 0.7.0 on Windows according to the instructions. . I've cloned the repository, installed PlatformIO, edited my platformio_override.ini to select user_setups/esp32/*.ini . All according to the instructions.

If I run build on any of the tasks, right after:

Compiling .pio\build\lanbon_l8\src\font\cyrillic\robotocondensed_regular_24_cyrillic.cpp.o

....build errors start:

In file included from src/hasplib.h:30,
from src/hasp/hasp_dispatch.h:7,
from src/hasplib.h:29,
from src/hasp/hasp_attribute.h:7,
from src/hasplib.h:28,
from src/hasp/hasp.h:11,
from src/hasplib.h:27,
from src/mqtt/hasp_mqtt.h:8,
from include/hasp_conf.h:335,
from src/hasplib.h:20,
from src/custom/my_custom_fan_template.cpp:14:
src/hasp/hasp_event.h:15:27: error: variable or field 'event_timer_calendar' declared void
void event_timer_calendar(lv_task_t* task);
^~~~~~~~~
src/hasp/hasp_event.h:15:27: error: 'lv_task_t' was not declared in this scope
src/hasp/hasp_event.h:15:27: note: suggested alternative: 'lv_area_t'
void event_timer_calendar(lv_task_t* task);

They will continue, accumulating some 800 problems, if I let the build continue.

Seems like a library isn't resolving.

I've attached a terminal output of a failed build as "lanbonfail.txt".
lanbonfail.txt

Do I fix this?

The strange thing is that it was working a week ago. I modified a 3.5" CYD by adding a W5500 and was able to compile openHASP with working Ethernet. Except I didn't have a touch screen because I accidentally compiled the resistive version. When I ran the build on the capacitive version, the result was build errors.

I deleted the openHASP project folder, and then re-cloned via GIT, then tried again. Build errors.

I feel like I may be missing something obvious.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[aaroncake]

I have solved this issue.

I was able to build on my office computer.

Since I only use VS Code for openHASP I just uninstalled it and deleted all the related directories left over (.platformio, .pio, etc.).

Then reinstalled everything.

I was now able to build all openHASP projects without errors.

Was able to build my CYD 3248s035c 3.5" with an added W5500 module to operate over Ethernet.
All working fine. Ethernet, touch, etc.
This is awesome because I try to stay away from WiFi devices for permanent installation and I can use a PoE W5500 module (which I will have to design) to connect these things.

In case anyone else is doing this, the config I used is below.
SPI bus connections taken by soldering directly to ESP32 module. A slicker way of doing this might be to use a micro SD breakout since this is the SPI bus used by the microSD slot (which is not used in openHASP).

[env:esp32-3248s035c_4MB_W5500_2]
extends = esp32-3248s035, flash_4mb
board = esp32dev

build_flags =
${esp32-3248s035.build_flags}
${esp32.no_ps_ram}

;region -- TFT_eSPI build options ------------------------
${esp32.hspi} ; Use HSPI hardware SPI bus
;-D USER_SETUP_LOADED=1
-D LGFX_USE_V1=1
-D ST7796_DRIVER=1
-D TOUCH_DRIVER=0x0911 ; GT911 Capacitive I2C touch panel driver
-D HASP_USE_LGFX_TOUCH=1
-D TFT_ROTATION=0 ; 0=0, 1=90, 2=180 or 3=270 degree
-D TFT_WIDTH=320
-D TFT_HEIGHT=480
-D TFT_CS=15 ;// Chip select control pin
-D TFT_DC=2 ;// Data Command control pin
-D TFT_RST=-1 ;// Reset pin (could connect to RST pin)
-D TFT_BCKL=27 ;None, configurable via web UI (e.g. 2 for D4)
-D SUPPORT_TRANSACTIONS
-D TOUCH_SDA=33
-D TOUCH_SCL=32
;-D TOUCH_IRQ=21
-D TOUCH_IRQ=-1
-D TOUCH_RST=25
-D I2C_TOUCH_FREQUENCY=400000
-D I2C_TOUCH_PORT=1
-D I2C_TOUCH_ADDRESS=0x5D ; or 0x14
-D SPI_FREQUENCY=65000000
-D SPI_TOUCH_FREQUENCY=2500000
-D SPI_READ_FREQUENCY=20000000
;endregion

;region -- Ethernet build options ------------------------
-D HASP_USE_WIFI=0 ;Using Ethernet instead..
-D CONFIG_ETH_SPI_ETHERNET_W5500 ;Needed for the Aurduino Frameowrk to build against the W5500 drivers
-D HASP_USE_ETHERNET=1
-D HASP_USE_ETHSPI=1
;-D ETHSPI_HOST=VSPI_HOST ;VSPI is same bus used by SD Card reader....DONT NEED THIS? #381
-D ETHSPI_INT_GPIO=39 ;will need to be attached at ESP32 module...is used?
-D ETHSPI_MOSI_GPIO=23
-D ETHSPI_MISO_GPIO=19
-D ETHSPI_SCLK_GPIO=18
-D ETHSPI_CS_GPIO=5
;-D ETHSPI_CLOCK_MHZ=32 ;may have to add this to set SPI clock speed for Ethernet
;endregion

[fvanroie]

Thanks for your feedback and I'm glad to hear you like the project.
A POE module will be the holy grail for many users. Please keep us updated about that hardware project!